LHT^® E-POWERCable protection pipe

Protective pipe for underground cabling of high and extra-high voltage cables up to 525 kV and a continuous service temperature of over 70°C.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

SDR

7,4 | 11 | 17 | more on request
Dimension

32 - 630 mm
Usage

High and extra-high voltage cables up to 525 kV
Pipe structure
EMDS protection pipe according to DIN and EN standards | solid wall pipe made of modified polyethylene with smooth ends
Marking
Solid wall pipe single or multi-layered (optionally with coloured longitudinal stripes distributed around the circumference) | with complete metre marking according to standard | optionally with dimensionally added protective jacket made of modified polyolefin compound
Application/intended use
EMDS protective pipe for buried installation suitable for blowing in, pulling in and inserting cables and fibre optics
Special feature(s)
Long-term temperature stable with and without internal pressure load | optionally with longitudinally grooved inner surface | optionally with optimised, light-coloured inner layer for camera inspection
Material
PE-RT | Minimum service life 50a at 70°C
Delivery forms
straight length | coil | drum

This product is also available with ISCC Plus sustainability certification on request. We have summarised all the information for you here -> ISCC Plus

New video:
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The video shows and explains the undercrossing of Norderney for the Borwin4 and Dolwin4 power lines. The Gerodur cable conduits used for this are first transported to the island of Norderney, welded and then shipped around the island. Once landed there, they will later be pulled into the corresponding bore channels. Employees of the companies Amprion and Ludwig Freytag Tiefbau explain the construction project in an interview.

System components

LHT^® Electrofusion fitting

for a material-locking and high-temperature resistant connection of protective pipes. The installation of protective pipe strings with bending radii is fully possible.
EMDS push-fit coupler

for a high-temperature resistant push-in connection of protective conduits. The installation of protective pipe strings with bending radii is possible to a limited extent. Suitable for long-term temperature operation.
EMDS pipe bends

for changing the direction of power lines. Particularly large bending radii for friction reduction when pulling in cables. Suitable for long-term temperature operation.
EMDS end caps

for welding to protective pipe ends for a permanent or temporary material-locking closure of protective pipes. Suitable for long-term temperature operation.
Weldable pulling head

made of PE100 with tightly welded pull-eye. Graduated design of wall thicknesses for multiple use of different SDR classes.
Weld-on adapter

for creating an wall-integrated welding bead between 2 pipe strings without removing the last welding bead made of PE-RT (raised temperature). Suitable for long-term temperature operation.
Centric reduction

for wall thickness compensation of different SDR classes, made of PE-RT (raised temperature), according to DIN 8074/8074, ISO 24033. Suitable for long-term temperature operation.
Centric reduction

for wall thickness compensation of different SDR classes and outside diameters, made of PE-RT (raised temperature), according to DIN 8074/8074, ISO 24033. Suitable for long-term temperature operation.
EPS Spacer

with project-specific centre distance for protective pipes according to DIN EN 13163. For exact positioning of EMDS protective pipes in open trenches. Can be individually modified according to customer specifications.
Anti-lift device

Concrete component with customised ground anchor set for securing against pipe uplift with defined centre-to-centre spacing for exact positioning of EMDS protection pipes
Cable cover foil

for safe protection against external influences, extremely stretchable and tear-resistant, according to DIN 54841-5.
Route warning tape

PE composite film according to FTZ 548464 TV1, resistant to ageing and cold, colourfast, permanently legible, with clear film coating over the print.

Accessories

Peeler Set

The power pack for protective jacket pipes according to PAS 1075 type 3. For quick and easy removal of the protective jacket.
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Rerounding clamps

The tackler for maximum rounding force when welding with electrofusion sockets.
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Suitable installation

Sand bedding

When laying in a sand bed, the excavated material must be replaced with a sand bedding in accordance with DIN EN 805. Restrictions on the grain sizes of the bedding material must be observed.
Without sand bedding

Due to the verification by an independent testing institute, the installation is possible without a sand bed. This eliminates the additional expense of replacing the excavation with a sand bedding in accordance with DIN EN 805 (transport, landfill).
Ploughing

In the ploughing method, the soil is displaced by a plough blade and the pipeline is placed on the bottom of the soil.
Milling

In the milling process, a pipe trench is cut into the subsoil by machine and the pipeline is laid on the bottom of the trench.
Pipe bursting

Static pipe bursting is the renewal of the old pipeline along the same of the old pipe route, which is shattered by the bursting head and the remaining fragments are pressed into the surrounding soil.
Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD)

The new installation by HDD is usually carried out in three successive work steps. With the continuous pilot borehole, which is controlled by positioning the route is determined. This is followed by the widening of the borehole and the pulling in of the pipe string.
Relining

In the case of relining with annular space, the new pipe string with a smaller cross-section is pulled into the cleaned old pipeline using a pull-in device.
Soil Displacement Method

In the soil displacement method, a pneumatically operated displacement hammer, a so-called "rocket", is used to excavate an underground cavity. The new pipeline is then pulled into it.